Voice Engineer
MONIKA RAMUUnited StatesJUNIORPosted 12m ago
SIPRTPMedia ServersWebRTC
About the Role
We are looking for a Voice Engineer to join our engineering team in Austin. This role focuses on developing and maintaining software components for voice and real-time communication systems, with a focus on SIP, RTP, and media server technologies.
Key Responsibilities
• Designing, developing, and maintaining software components for voice and real-time communication systems
• Handling SIP signaling for call setup, modification, and termination
• Building and troubleshooting RTP-based audio and media streams
• Working with media servers across call routing, bridging, and conferencing
• Analyzing SIP signaling and RTP flows to resolve call-quality and connectivity issues
• Diagnosing call drops, one-way audio, no audio, codec negotiation, and media connectivity problems
• Developing APIs that support voice communication workflows
• Integrating voice applications with SIP endpoints, gateways, and telephony platforms
• Investigating production issues and delivering root-cause analysis
• Performing unit and integration testing of voice software components
• Monitoring application and communication-system performance
• Participating in code reviews and following engineering best practices
• Partnering with QA, DevOps, and product teams to deliver reliable voice solutions
• Documenting designs, configurations, and troubleshooting procedures
• Supporting deployment, debugging, and maintenance in development and production environments
Requirements
• 1–2 years of hands-on experience in SIP, RTP, and media server technologies
• Experience with WebRTC is a strong plus
• Strong problem-solving skills and ability to troubleshoot complex issues
• Experience with API development and integration
• Knowledge of telephony platforms and gateways
• Familiarity with unit and integration testing
• Understanding of VoIP and real-time communication systems
• Experience with code reviews and engineering best practices
• Ability to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams